The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-08-11
deny any knowledge Of the Mooney man
who tried TO destroy the steamer Queen

Wednesday. ~..
! a wind storm visited Corryville, Ky,
and blew down building on which car
penters Were working, injuring ten of them,
some fatally.
| Prince DeVawongse, of Siam, and his
party, twenty-five in all, including five OF
the children of the king of Siam, arrived in
| Washington yesterday.
| A distinguished Virgnian" is authority |
| for the statement that President and Mrs.
| Cleveland will visit the Grccnbrier Sulphur
| Springs this month,
Henry Irving has been elected trustee
of Shaiespcare's birthplace, at Stratford
upon-AYon, to fill the vacancy caused by |
| the death Of The late Dr. lnglcby.
Governor Foraker likes the piece he has |
| contributed to the Forum SO well that he |
| spoke large part Of it to the Ohio Repub
| liCan convention
| Senator Sherman has started for Puget |
Sound via the Canadian Pacific Railway |
Should the political condition Of the times
permit he will go on to Alaska.
At the time of the earthquake Monday
night the farm of H. p Hayden, in Trigg
county, Ky, sank four or five feet There
| were three hundred acres in the farm aud
it is filling with water.
The strike Of the employees Of the Black
Diamond Steel Work of Park Bros & Co.,
| PittSburg, for recognition of the Knights of
Labor has failed, and work has been re-
| sumcd,
Only six seats in the next House Of Rep
| rcscntatives will be contested. The most
interesting case will be that Of Robert
SmallS, COlOred, against Col VIM. Elliott,
Of the Beaufort district.
The Austrian mint has received orders
to make G0,000 silver and bronze war
, medals bearing an Cfiigy of Prince Alex.
andcr, for distribution in the Bulgarian
army.
| a diaboicUl outrage was committed at
Mingo, o., recently. While q negro ball
: was i'll progress number Of white men
blew up the ballroom with dynamite, in
juring many Of the negroes.
Harrison Guntcr, who, while drunk
4 killed policeman of Montgomery, Ala.,
last August, has been convicted of man
= slaughter and his punishment fixed at 30
@ months imprisonment.
A terrific hail and rain storm swept across
f yellow bush county, Miss, on Tuesday
n afternoon, lcvelng both cotton and corn
to the ground The young corn is almost
totally destroyed.
q Naughty New Workers arc apt to look on
Brooklyn as comparatively insignificant
;, adjunct of their great city, but Brooklyn
Il comes up under the recent assessment with
$500, 600, 900 worth Of real estate.
Major General Baird, Inspector General
), Of the United States army, sailed for Europe
II Saturday, commissioned Ivy the President
to watch the manWuvrcS of the various
e armies abroad.
Morrison is said to want not Il nc election
to Congress- but second place on a ticket
n with Cleveland. 1t is believed, however.
n that he will take almost anything hc can
get,
d W lam c. Gowdcy general solicitor of
y the Northwestern Railway. and one or the
ablcst lawyers in Chicago. is plotting Post
n master General Nilass Vice Presidential
e. boom through the shadows Of the West.
a Syracuse, N. V, fire damaged 1hc OK,
c tcnsivc saddlcry hardware manufactOry OF
IS the Frazer Il Jones Company $l0O,OOO
which is covered by IN insurance Of about
-. $50 600.
e. The United Ireland publishes COPY Of
Il circular which it asserts has been issued
or TO police, directing that watch be kept upon
- movements of members of the House of
W Commons belonging to the National League
-, Russian peasants and farmers are going
~, M in large numbers to Western Siberia where
" free pasture and arabic lands abound. The
movement threatens to result in Il serious
/! agricultural crisis
The members Of the Municipal Council
u. OF lt"mc have decided TO place bust OF
,N De PfctiS in the Capitol, to grant SEQ, Gee
"N for publiC monument to him. and TO nam(
n street in his honor
Ut Trouble !" being caused in the pcnnAyl
u wanna coke regions by the Amulgan ifct
Association enforcing an old law in lhciI
nc constitution, which provides that no mal
{, Shall hold two Jobs at mill.
Danger is over in Augusta, and things
T., will soon bear their former appearance
~ The loss, ii is hoped, will be less than was
at first expected 1t is now estimated al
ne 500, 900.
IL Susan b. Anthony will soon project her
sell into the woman suffrage campaign il
n, Kansas, where the .chinCh bugs have de
a Stroycd pretty nearly everything, the good
cs humor Of the women along with the rest
Fashionable New York mothers have
n their nursery maids wear distinct uniform,
is when on the street with their pCrambula
Is tors. In this way the mothers are able tt
recognize their own babies when they meet
:, them.
NJ The Boston J0HynM Of Education says
st "Woman trusts to her ntuitionS rather
than to her reason, but her intuitious lcaC
her aStrny when they make her afraid OF
S the thunder rather than Of the lightning
y, during Il thunder storm"
Ut Wooden shoes for children have been in
trOduCcd with some success in London
o. They arc SO cheap That they cunGt hC
IL pawncd, as leather shoes are, 10y the parents
T. of many poor children to whom they mc
given by charitable people.
in The Hon. \. f. Maxwell, who has lust
rs been made Chief Justice Of the Supreme
NJ Court Of Florida, after holding various
State Offices was elected to Congress in 1852
Of and again in 1851. In 1862 lie was elected
lc to the Confederate Senate.
IN Mrs. Julia II. Wilson, Of New Haven,
hasrcccvcd from Bethany College, Topeka,
10 Kansas the degree of Ph. d. She greatly
t. aided her father DR.. f. A. Andrews, in
is compiling his Latin lexicon, ard has re
viScd the work since his death.
N "Chcl" Smith, a dramatic agent of Chi,
Ii cag0, has been sentenced to one years i'm
d prisonmCnt for sending girls to disrcpua
bic concert halls in different towns, under
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